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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
6
Hasteyn Standard Time lists train schedules. Farwell notes social events, visits, hunting trips, and family news. Community reports include illness, injuries, school updates, sports results, and the upcoming Surrey township high school play dates.
Mr and Mrs R Cowles hosted hunters at their home over the weekend. Families from Lansing Saginaw Flint Alma and Walled Lake visited cottages and shacks for deer hunting with several deer shots reported.
Local residents from Clare Harrison Farwell Lake George Alma Saginaw and Detroit are listed visiting the Windover Lake Hotel over the weekend. Attendees include Wilma Blain Kenneth Benchley and families along with Mrs Wm Webster Delbert Johnnie Atkinson Bert Walker and others. A Lake George Sewing Circle met and shared sewing lunch and fellowship. A funeral in Ithaca drew Mr Perkins and Rolland Grubaugh family.
Local readers report hunters from Detroit and Ashley visiting Lilly Lake area cottages. John Knopke hosted a Detroit party. Guy Turner and wife returned home after a weekend stay. Henry Prince led four Detroit party guests who failed to bag a deer by press time. The Lilly Lake oil well drift progress and mail move were also noted.
Charley won three turkeys tame enough to catch for Thanksgiving. Dad Jones of Plymouth spent days at Frank Snyder's cottage seeking his back but failed. By Monday the 28th the territory reports 44 bucks and the trail continues. Tom and family returned from the southwest last week and Lloyd has a nice buck. Betty plans venison sandwiches and a light diet is off.
Friday the Handicraft poys painted the slide. 4-H club meetings Monday evening featured Mr. Keplinger and Miss Petty with a short program and a flag presentation. Thursday art class produced drawings and paintings of Indian life. Thanksgiving dinner planned for Wednesday. Raymond Green and Eugene Stratton visited school last week. Wiltse family moved to Clare. Milton to be missed at school. Puppets are being made for a school movie. 4-H clubs organized with officers for Handy Andy and Sunny Seamers. Miss Baker spent the weekend in Marion.
Mrs Floyd Thompson and Mrs Gail Luetz of Rosebush called Friday at Andrew Willey’s home. Lucille Bowers visited over the weekend. Robert Harriger hunted deer. Velmar Border and Archie Border hosted Velmar’s Lansing party. Charlotte Bouchey shows improvement after illness. Wess Elliott of North Vernon was Sunday dinner guest at Allen Banders. Mrs F M Davis is feeling better.
Mr. and Mrs H Cairns's Detroit son visited family as the grandson stayed several days. Gerald Macklem's family returned to Flint where he works. Doris Bosworth from Harrisburg returned home after a week with Lucille Schaan. The Sowles visited their daughter at Freeport. Mrs John Livingston and children dined with the Geigers at Bard. Claude Smith hunted and got a deer. West Vernon and Clare residents spent Sunday with Loomis and Cobleigh families.
Mrs Charley Davis and Mrs Clarence Davis visited the Strouse family in Butternut last week. The Bissett family visited the Woods, Glen Blystone returned from a hunting trip with two deer. Neighbors attended a party for Mrs Bryan Miller. The Leeths and Turmers hosted weekend guests from Lansing. A Chatterton and Carticross party visited the Hagle Leeth home. Roy Gordon hosts visitors from Cornwell. Nina Kever from Clare spent Sunday with Holt families. Ted Newman threshed clover Monday. J Robinett traveled to Farwell on business. Glen Gordon’s group visited the Mickie home in Dover.
Pleasant Valley locals share weekend visits at various homes including the Garvers at Currie farm and the Sutherland home in Clare. Emma Leeth and Gayle Clute relocate to Clare with Mrs. Della Clute while Ursel Dangler deer hunts nearby Beaverton. Relatives report the death of Mrs. William Orvis of Detroit in a Saturday car accident.
Wednesday's Laf a lot Club gathering featured twelve games of pedro with Mrs Muir taking high score and Emily Irwin earning booby. Several couples visited Lansing and Clare for meetings while others planned future entertainments at home across Farwell. A deer-hunting group in Lake county failed to connect, and multiple residents prepared for winter travels to Sturgis, Miami, and Jackson areas.
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